Sarah Scott's research interests include: philosophy of science, philosophy of physics, epistemology, the history of philosophy of science and the history of science. She also enjoys reading in the philsophy of mathematics. Sarah was work-in-progress co-ordinator for the 2004-2005 academic year. The title of her master's thesis is "the Coherence of Aristotle's Theory of Time". She will be presenting a version of this paper at a conference in June. Sarah is currently working on her dissertation, focusing on a methodological test for ad hocness in the acceptance of hypotheses as a result of the appearance of contraindicating evidence.

phone: (919) 962-3329
email: slscott@email.unc.edu